University of Toronto Inviting Student Input on its Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Policy
St. George campus students asked to weigh in on February 2 Content Warning: This article contains discussion of sexual assault. From February 2-7, the University
CAUT Votes to end Censure on U of T at the 91st CAUT Council
Update on the IHRP Scandal for the Month of November 2021 Last week, at the 91st Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) Council, the CAUT
Julius Alexander Isaac Moot Hits Close to Home
Moot problem based on the CJC’s decision not to sanction Justice Spiro The Julius Alexander Isaac Moot topic was announced on November 12. This year’s
Towards a Climate-Positive Campus
President Meric Gertler announced university’s plans to divest from fossil fuels On October 27, University of Toronto President Meric Gertler announced three new measures to
A Victory for Academic Freedom?
The new donation policy serves as an illusion of progress, while still maintaining the status quo This article will focus on the topic of academic
Therapy will not be cheap after these catastrophes With OCIs finished and in-firms around the corner, Ultra Vires wanted to imagine some worst-case scenarios for
An Exit Interview with Waleska Vernon, Former Career Development Counsellor
Waleska Vernon reflects on her time at the CDO and provides her advice on forming and achieving sustainable career goals On September 13, Waleska Vernon
Updates on the IHRP scandal for the month of September, 2021 Since the beginning of the school year, there have been some major developments in
Dean Brunée and University of Toronto Comments on the Resumed Hiring for IHRP Director
What is the future of academic freedom at U of T? On June 7, the University of Toronto Faculty of Law announced that the hiring
CAUT Censure of U of T Deemed Not to Impact Students’ Employability
Career development office has not been contacted by any employers regarding the censure Law students across the country have been preparing for the upcoming summer
